Everyone with a SRT-10 hood read this!!
08-01-2006, 10:51 PM
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Everyone with a SRT-10 hood read this!!
HEY. You don't have a SRT-10 hood. Quit reading this. 
Do yourself a favor. Check and make sure the scoop insert has all the clip's in place. I've alway's had the rear, center clip not clipped properly. That's just the way it was. Couldn't get it to clip on for nothing. Well, the other day it flew off and hit a car going the other direction. I guess he didn't realize it came off my truck, or he would have stopped. I got lucky and was able to pick it up before someone ran over it. The clip's will no longer hold it in. I used some nut's on the plastic alignment prong's to help secure it until I can get it fixed properly.
So go look at your hood.
Do yourself a favor. Check and make sure the scoop insert has all the clip's in place. I've alway's had the rear, center clip not clipped properly. That's just the way it was. Couldn't get it to clip on for nothing. Well, the other day it flew off and hit a car going the other direction. I guess he didn't realize it came off my truck, or he would have stopped. I got lucky and was able to pick it up before someone ran over it. The clip's will no longer hold it in. I used some nut's on the plastic alignment prong's to help secure it until I can get it fixed properly.
So go look at your hood.
08-03-2006, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by 2500WHITERAM
Who Put The Hood Together For You Originally? I Did My Own, And Those Clips Are Like Iron...they Are'nt Moving
The body shop that painted it. That's why I hate paying to get anything done.
08-04-2006, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Roger rodbolt
I didn't like the plastic insert so I milled a billet aluminum insert styled to my grille and attached it with studs and nuts. Looks decent too. Larry
I'm not talking about the little insert. I mean the whole scoop.
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08-06-2006, 01:55 PM
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How do you loose the whole scoop off a SRT-10 hood?, its all one piece!? I have the hemi-sport hood scoop, I can see loosing that whole scoop if all the bolts came out.......................
08-06-2006, 02:08 PM
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Anyone found an air runner system to direct the cool air flow from the SRT-10 scoop to the Cummins air box on the 3rd gen models ('06 to be specific)?
I'd like to utilize that cool air and dump it directly onto/into the filter......
'06 2500 QC SWB SLT 4x4 CTD 48RE
I'd like to utilize that cool air and dump it directly onto/into the filter......
'06 2500 QC SWB SLT 4x4 CTD 48RE
08-06-2006, 03:30 PM
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I considered fabricationg a sheet metal air runner/box for ram air when I installed the hood. Should be simple enough but after checking underhood temps while driving there wasn't any temperature advantage over pulling air from the right fender/bumper area. I did buy a oil cooler that would make a nice fuel cooler. Maybe we should duct the SRT to a fuel cooler mounted over the CP-3?? Then block it off for the winter........ lc
08-06-2006, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by PourinDiesel
Larry,
Will you pulling your 04 at Scheids this year?
Will you pulling your 04 at Scheids this year?
